@rem

@rem Copyright (c) 2009 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies).

@rem All rights reserved.

@rem This component and the accompanying materials are made available

@rem under the terms of the License "Eclipse Public License v1.0"

@rem which accompanies this distribution, and is available

@rem at the URL "http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html".

@rem

@rem Initial Contributors:

@rem Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.

@rem

@rem Contributors:

@rem

@rem Description:

@rem

@rem @call cleanup.bat

@echo Test1 - Use varying key sizes (512, 1024, 2048, 3072, 4096)

@echo -----------------------------------------------------------

makekeys -cert           -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OU=Development OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB EM=noone@symbian.com" testdef.key  testdef.cer

makekeys -cert -len 512  -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OU=Development OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB EM=noone@symbian.com" test512.key  test512.cer

makekeys -cert -len 1024 -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OU=Development OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB EM=noone@symbian.com" test1024.key test1024.cer

makekeys -cert -len 2048 -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OU=Development OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB EM=noone@symbian.com" test2048.key test2048.cer

@rem makekeys -cert -len 3072 -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OU=Development OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB EM=noone@symbian.com" test3072.key test3072.cer

@rem makekeys -cert -len 4096 -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OU=Development OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB EM=noone@symbian.com" test4096.key test4096.cer

@echo .

@echo Test2 - Password protected key file (password not given not command line)

@echo -------------------------------------------------------------------------

@echo When prompted enter password of "test"

makekeys -cert -dname "CN=Symbian OU=Development OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB EM=noone@symbian.com" test2.key test2.cer

makekeys -req  -dname "CN=Symbian OU=Development OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB EM=noone@symbian.com" test2.key test2.cer test2.req

@echo .

@echo Test3 - Password protected key file (password on command line)

@echo --------------------------------------------------------------

makekeys -cert -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OU=Development OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB EM=noone@symbian.com" test3.key test3.cer

makekeys -req  -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OU=Development OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB EM=noone@symbian.com" test3.key test3.cer test3.req

@echo .

@echo Test4 - Password protected key file (not on cmd line and invalid)

@echo -----------------------------------------------------------------

@echo When prompted enter password of "test"

makekeys -cert -dname "CN=Symbian OU=Development OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB EM=noone@symbian.com" test3.key test4.cer

makekeys -cert -password wrongpwd -dname "CN=Symbian OU=Development OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB EM=noone@symbian.com" test3.key test4a.cer

@echo .

@echo Test5 - 

@echo --------

makekeys -cert -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OU=Development OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB EM=noone@symbian.com" test5.key test5.cer

@echo .

@echo Test6 - Create certificate requests

@echo -----------------------------------

@echo Following certificate requests should by tried with Thawte test server...

makekeys -req -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OU=Development OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB EM=noone@symbian.com" testdef.key  testdef.cer  testdef.req

makekeys -req -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OU=Development OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB EM=noone@symbian.com" test512.key  test512.cer  test512.req

makekeys -req -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OU=Development OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB EM=noone@symbian.com" test1024.key test1024.cer test1024.req

makekeys -req -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OU=Development OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB EM=noone@symbian.com" test2048.key test2048.cer test2048.req

makekeys -req -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OU=Development OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB EM=noone@symbian.com" test3072.key test3072.cer test3072.req

makekeys -req -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OU=Development OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB EM=noone@symbian.com" test4096.key test4096.cer test4096.req

@echo .

@echo Test7 - Test Distinguished Names

@echo --------------------------------

makekeys -cert -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OU=Development OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB EM=noone@symbian.com" test7.key test7.cer

makekeys -req  -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OU=Development OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB EM=noone@symbian.com" test7.key test7.cer test7.req

@echo .

@echo Test8 -

@echo -------

makekeys -cert -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OU=Development OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB EM=noone@symbian.com" test8.key test8.cer

@echo .

@echo Test9 - 

@echo -------

makekeys -cert -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OU=Development OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB EM=noone@symbian.com" test9.key test9.cer

@echo .

@echo Test10 - View certificate and certificate chains

@echo ------------------------------------------------

makekeys -view testdef.cer

makekeys -view test512.cer

@echo .

@echo Test11 - Y2K Test1 - 31-12-99

@echo ------------------------------

date 31-12-99

makekeys -cert -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB" key311299.key key311299.cer

makekeys -req  -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB" key311299.key key311299.cer key311299.req

@echo .

@echo Test12 - Y2K Test2 - 28-02-00

@echo ------------------------------

date 28-02-00

makekeys -cert -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB" key280200.key key280200.cer

makekeys -req  -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB" key280200.key key280200.cer key280200.req

@echo .

@echo Test13 - Y2K Test3 - 29-02-00

@echo ------------------------------

date 29-02-00

makekeys -cert -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB" key290200.key key290200.cer

makekeys -req  -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB" key290200.key key290200.cer key290200.req

@echo .

@echo Test14 - Y2K Test4 - 01-03-00

@echo ------------------------------

date 01-03-00

makekeys -cert -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB" key010300.key key010300.cer

makekeys -req  -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB" key010300.key key010300.cer key010300.req

@echo .

@echo Test15 - Y2K Test5 - 01-01-00

@echo ------------------------------

date 01-01-00

makekeys -cert -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB" key010100.key key010100.cer

makekeys -req  -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB" key010100.key key010100.cer key010100.req

@echo .

@echo Test16 - Y2K Test7 - 01-01-01

@echo ------------------------------

date 01-01-01

makekeys -cert -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB" key010101.key key010101.cer

makekeys -req  -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB" key010101.key key010101.cer key010101.req

@echo .

@echo Test17 - Y2K Test8 - 27-02-00

@echo ------------------------------

date 27-02-00

makekeys -cert -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB" key270200.key key270200.cer

makekeys -req  -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB" key270200.key key270200.cer key270200.req

@echo .

@echo Test18 - Y2K Test9 - 28-02-01

@echo ------------------------------

date 28-02-01

makekeys -cert -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB" key280201.key key280201.cer

makekeys -req  -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB" key280201.key key280201.cer key280201.req

@echo .

@echo Test19 - Y2K Test10 - 01-03-01

@echo ------------------------------

date 01-03-01

makekeys -cert -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB" key010301.key key010301.cer

makekeys -req  -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB" key010301.key key010301.cer key010301.req

@echo .

@echo Test20 - Y2K Test11 - 28-02-04

@echo ------------------------------

date 28-02-04

makekeys -cert -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB" key280204.key key280204.cer

makekeys -req  -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB" key280204.key key280204.cer key280204.req

@echo .

@echo Test21 - Y2K Test12 - 29-02-04

@echo ------------------------------

date 29-02-04

makekeys -cert -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB" key290204.key key290204.cer

makekeys -req  -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB" key290204.key key290204.cer key290204.req

@echo .

@echo Test22 - Y2K Test13 - 01-03-04

@echo ------------------------------

date 01-03-04

makekeys -cert -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB" key010304.key key010304.cer

makekeys -req  -password test -dname "CN=Symbian OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB" key010304.key key010304.cer key010304.req

@echo .

@echo Test23 - Testing PDEF098608.A new option to specify the certificate's expiry date .When the expiry date option is not specified,it defaults to 1 year.

@echo --------

makekeys -cert -password pass -expdays 730 -dname "CN=Symbian OU=Development OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB EM=noone@symbian.com" pdef098608_1.key pdef098608_1.cer

makekeys -cert -password pass -dname "CN=Symbian OU=Development OR=Symbian Ltd CO=GB EM=noone@symbian.com" pdef098608_2.key pdef098608_2.cer

@echo .

@echo Test24 - Testing INC107520. makekeys bugs : password should be aleast 4 characters.

@echo --------

makekeys -cert -expdays 3650 -len 512 -dname "CN=1" -password 123  test.key test.cer

@echo .

@echo Test25 - Testing INC107520. makekeys bugs : Empty password with "n" acceptance should create the key and cert.

@echo --------

makekeys -cert -expdays 3650 -len 512 -dname "CN=1"   test.key test.cer

@echo .

@echo Use following URL to test certificate requests:

@echo .

@echo https://www.thawte.com/cgi/server/test.exe

@echo .

@echo try these requests:

@echo   testdef.req

@echo   test512.req

@echo   test1024.req

@echo   test2048.req

@echo   test3072.req

@echo   test4096.req

@echo   test7.req

@echo plus the various date test requests